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describe_schema and query_readonly have clearly distinct roles: one returns database metadata, the other executes read-only queries. No overlap exists, so an agent can select the intended tool without ambiguity.
Both names use snake_case and a verb-first style, so the set is readable and predictable. However, query_readonly uses an adjective modifier rather than a noun object, which is a minor deviation from a strict verb_noun pattern.
Two tools sit at the low end of a credible server surface, especially for anything beyond a simple demonstration. They are well-chosen for a minimal read-only SQL demo, but the set feels thin compared with most servers.
For a deliberately read-only SQL guard, schema description plus SELECT execution covers the core workflow and has no dead ends. Minor gaps include no explicit tool for inspecting allowed-table details or query errors, but the stated scope makes those optional.